And now I have an invoice of $150.My main concern is how to get this rented out at this stage, do I part ways again.

He did not see him fall.I don't really know how to handle this at this stage.

Hello BiggerPockets Community,I'm in the planning stages of an exciting project that aims to construct a sustainable and efficient duplex with a budget of $200,000.

While you are in San Antonio and considering wholesaling the property, I wanted to share a similar experience we had that might provide some insight.We also faced a situation where we bought properties in the early stages and decided to keep them as rentals instead of selling.

I have a small portfolio of two duplexes, far from a multi-million dollar enterprise and while I'm passionate about my RE investing and wish to expand, I can't seem to justify ten's of thousands of dollars on consulting (at this stage in the game) even though I believe it would be beneficial. 

However, rents in the area have trended slightly downwards over the last year.My goal is to find a unit that is not marketed well (no staging, no work done before going to market, poor photography) with the hope that it has less exposure and interest. 

At that stage you can sell it to masses at market rate. 

I'm in the early stages of planning and developing my strategy. 

This allows investors at any stage of their investing journey to access a team of professionals who specialize in real estate, regardless of portfolio size.Of course, we have recommendations as to which tier is the best fit for a given investor, but ultimately the decision is yours - you have to be comfortable with the timeline and budget of when it is right to bring on a CPA.

Think duplex without the multi-family title.However, given your stage and goals, you should also consider house hacking, especially since you initially considered a multi-family property.